Credit unions could be used in fight against coercive control

Credit unions could be used in fight against coercive control

Jennifer Carroll MacNeill said credit unions have the capability to help address coercive control. Picture: Colin Keegan

Credit unions are to be used to identify and support victims of coercive control and domestic violence under proposals being drawn up by a Government Minister.

Jennifer Carroll MacNeill has written to Safe Ireland; Men's Aid and Women's Aid to ask for their input on measures that could help tackle financial abuse which is an important element of coercive control and manipulation.

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